Garcia’s flying lap was compromised by traffic – but may have benefited from the tow – on the faster parts of the track. The result is fourth in the GTD Pro class – 1.3sec off the pacesetting WeatherTech Racing Mercedes – and 12th in GTD overall, and 2sec off the GTD pole by the Winward Racing Mercedes.
Corvette Racing, seeking its sixth win in the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, ran 146 laps and 520 miles across the three day test and aside from a steering issue on Friday, ran trouble free.
